Hello everyone,I've been an avid listener of the BP podcast for the past year during my commutes to university and work.  

For example University City could be a great opportunity to AirBnB with all of the attractions and Wash U nearby but they only allow it if it’s your primary residence.

Long story, but I'll try to simplify: My wife got a one year contract job at a university about an hour away from our primary residence.

Do you happen to know if that was 12 hours of cold calling random home owners, or cold calling a more narrowed down list of possible leads...owners of distressed properties, absent owners, etc.From The Baylor University’s Keller Center for Research Study"Agents were asked to call a generic, random list of numbers from a region not previously marketed to that either they provided or that was supplied to them by their KWRI regional office.

I went to Xavier University of Louisiana where I received my Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration - Management. 

I’m closing on my ideal 4-plex near a major university and medical centers using an FHA loan.

As I'm sure you know, property isn't too expensive, it's possible to find a good number of properties in good areas that satisfy the 1% rule or greater, and given how many good universities and companies are in the area, I don't see the city declining anytime soon. 

I am in the last year of my undergraduate degree in Real Estate at Georgia State University.

The state university has 21,000 students.

I am still attending university here in the United States, come from a Finance background, and I haven't had any real exposure to CRE yet with 0 track record.